Parental Depression Is Associated With Worse Childhood Mental Health: Study
Children living with a parent who has depression tend to develop depression and not achieve educational success.
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Have You Ever Been Lost In A Grocery Store? Researchers Know Why
A recent study found that the human brain may consider similar environments as if they are even more different than two environments that have no similarities.
Baby Teeth May Help Predict Mental Health Risks In Later Life
The study found that thickness of growth lines in baby teeth may one day help in identifying children at risk for depression.
Breakups Are More Painful For Men Than Women: Study
A new study of online relationship support finds that men are more likely to experience emotional pain than women during breakups.
Search Engines Could Help Young People Find Best Mental Health Resources: Study
A recent study found the crucial role of search engines and content providers in helping young people find the most reliable mental health resources.
Sports Boost Mental Health In Young Boys, Study Says
A new study discovered that young boys engaged in sports activities in early childhood are less likely to experience emotional distress in middle childhood.
Post-Trauma Brain Activity Predicts Long-Term Mental Health: Study
Post-trauma brain activity patterns and long-term mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Active Membership Of A Sports Club Is Good For Mental Health: Study
An active member of a sports club has a positive effect upon mental health besides the beneficial effect of regular exercise on physical health.
Eating Fruits And Vegetables Is Linked To Better Mental Health In Children, Study Says
Children who eat more fruits and vegetables have better mental health.
People With Mental Illness Are Highly Likely To Phone-Snub Their Friends: Study
Excess use of smartphones in social settings can lead to a form of contemporary rudeness called phone snubbing.